Hardware compatability list

I was looking at an x86 Solaris 8 Hardware Compatability list yesterday... Didn't book mark it... Now I cant find it anywhere Argh... Anybody have a url:// to it....
Thanks in advance

http://soldc.sun.com/support/
This is the top level page - drill down to get to S8 HCL.

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Hardware Compatibility List for installation of solaris 10 on DELL units

Hi,
I have a requirement to install solaris 10 on a few Dell servers and desktops.
I was unable to install on Dell PowerEdge SC1435 and noticed it is not on the HCL for Dell servers. This unit has dual core AMD Opteron processors. Is the HCL kept up to date, I noticed items 58 and 59 had the same description (SC1430). Should I abondon further attempts and go to the SC2950 which is on the HCL?
Also on the desktop side, both my choices, Dell OptiPlex 745 dual core, and Dell Precision 690 dual core are not on the HCL. A possible alternative on the HCL is the Precision 670.
Any info would be apprecitate.

I am also having the same issue on a Dell Poweredge SC1435. I get a "ERROR: The disc you inserted is not a Solaris OS/DVD" right after I select the machine to automatically reboot after it finishes installing. It then kicks me out to a Unix shell prompt and I notice that the CD is no longer mounted when I do a "df -k". I've done some research on the web and none of the proposed solutions worked. I'm assuming this has something to do with hardware conflicts with the machine and the fact that the machine is not on the Hardware Compat List yet.
Plus, I know my cd media is good, since I was able to install Solaris 10 x86 perfectly fine on my Dell Poweredge SC420. I'm using the latest Solaris 10 11/06 CD media.

[wiki] HCL Hardware Compatibility List

I have set up today some new Directories in the Wiki! There are some bugs in and I am sure there is a way to make it easier to work in.
I am asking your guys, please help me!
http://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/HCL
http://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/HCL/Laptops
http://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/HCL/Laptops/Toshiba
http://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/HCL/Desktops
http://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/HCL/Desktops/Dell
http://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/HCL/Servers
http://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/HCL … l_Machines
http://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/HCL/Video_Cards
Thank you

slackhack wrote:why reinvent the wheel? i agree with dtw, the linuxquestions HCL is already well established, so why not just contribute there. hardware isn't arch specific, so it doesn't need to be in the arch wiki, imo.
Does it tell you if it works with Linux or not?
http://www.linuxquestions.org/hcl/showp … 02&cat=all
It nice that you guys sponsoring this website, i have also a account there. But honestly, I prefer the http://usalug.org
But I think this is the problem in the commudity. blame, flame and talking to much.........
and now the differant
http://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/HCL/Laptops/Dell
or
http://wiki.archlinux.org/index.php/HCL/Laptops/Toshiba
Last edited by JaDa (2007-07-02 07:49:48)

K9A Platinum - Hardware Compatibility List

I was just wondering if anyone know how long it typically takes for MSI to release their Test Reports after releasing a new motherboard.
I am interested in building a new machine using the K9A Platinum, but I would really like to be able to see the Test Report before I proceed.
Thanks.

Thanks for the replies!
MSI's response was to check the memory manufacturers websites and see what they say is compatible. So I've decided to go with a dual channel kit from Corsair.
CORSAIR XMS2 1GB (2 x 512MB) 240-Pin DDR2 SDRAM DDR2 800 (PC2 6400) Dual Channel Kit Desktop Memory Model TWIN2X1024A-6400 - Retail
On a slightly related note, I couldn't find anything about it on the site so thought I'd ask here before emailing MSI again through that complicated form they have. Is the K9A motherboard compatible with ATX 2.2 version powersupplies? They have the missing pin, number 16 I beleive. Eliminated a 5v line on the ps connector.
Basically, anyone using this motherboard and a PSU with the missing pin?
Thanks all. If you can't tell, I definitely like to do my research before purchasing/building.

Where do you find Hardware Compatibility List (HCL) for HP Devices

I found this question along with a specific question all over. I see the answers to the specific questions but not the more general question (where to find HCL).
Is there such an animal.
My specific question is about an mSata drive in an HP ENVY TS 17t from costco that has model number J0G76AV

We are trying to keep up with all the different questions you are posting

Compatability List

greetings
I want to know the compatability List of oracle products(8i,9i, &10g) with OS and hardwares needed to setup for a oracle product.
Kindly send me the LINKS to check this.

http://www.oracle.com/technology/support/metalink/index.html
Nicolas.

Desktop pc hardware compatibility

Hi,
we have a desktop PC-based RT system that we built a few years ago. When we built the system we had hardware problems- the target's network adapter we used, though being in the compatibility list (82574L chipset), did not work when RAM was more than 2GB. This was solved with the kind help of NI support (Danny Diaz), who sent me a patch driver that solved the issue. The system worked well since then.
unfortunately we had to re-install the system recently due to HD expiry. we encountered the same problem (apparently the bug was not fixed in subsequent RT module versions), but this time the patch didn't worked. we found another compatible network adapter (broadcom BCM5751 chpiset) and now we have communication, but we have many TCP-IP failures, the CPUs are at 95% use and the system is unstable.
we decided to upgrade the system- newer processor (we're currently using old Core2 Duo), and a new network adapter. the compatiblity list you have on the web seems very outdated- ivy bridge, for instance, is hard to come by today. also, our vendors do not offer systems with as little as 4GB RAM. can you please assist us with finding an available machine that is known to be compatible?
thanks,
avner

Hi avnerw,
You need to meet the LabVIEW minimum requirements that are specified in the following document.
System Requirements for NI LabVIEW Development Systems and LabVIEW Modules
http://www.ni.com/labview/requirements/
In addition to that, for the LabVIEW 2013 Real-Time module you will need the requirements specified in the following document
LabVIEW 2013 Real-Time Module Readme
http://digital.ni.com/public.nsf/allkb/971BBCC5FF4E1ECA86257B7C004F84C9#sysreq
Which LabVIEW Real-Time version do you have?
Warm Regards,
William Fernandez
Applications Engineering
National Instruments

BRM / BRFplus product compatibility list

Hi all,
Has there been a BRFplus / BRM product compatibility list created? I'm looking for something that highlights the crossover functionality, and more importantly, the times when one product would be better to use than another.
All I have seen so far is answers like 'When you are using the java stack use BRM' or 'When you are using ABAP stack use BRFplus'. This is sometimes a little too vague though since so many of SAP's products integrate with each other in some way or another.
If we could have a nice list that highlighted the best combination's of tools, that would be nice. For example if we could easily find out which rules product would integrate best with a CRM / ERP landscape. Or which rules product would work best if we were planning to use BPM alongside our CRM / ERP system and required our rules to consumed as web services in an SOA environment.
Right now I'm finding lots of information on both products, but since the products are so similar it's hard to know which one to use for a given scenario.
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Hi Chris,
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Mountain Lion. hardware compatibly !!?

Mountain Lion. hardware compatibly !!?
Sadly, its feel the wheels are falling off the Apple cart...
MobileMe is written off, Web Gallery ended and other great tools that I actually used, and invested in, I sold Apple to friends, who loved what they saw. I will no longer praise Apple.
I keep my MB Pro 17inch in good condition, cost a fortune - just as well, as thats now been dropped from the MP Pro Range.
And as its seems Apple steams ahead with all things "New" - your upgrade System requirements need to mention "hardware no less than 2 years old" / "A few thousand $ spare cash to upgrade to the latest and greatest hardware, that will also be out of date in 2 years"....
So why bother any more? Apple seem to have dropped those who contributed large amounts of cash, to get it to where it is today - and now we are all being dumped - as NEW customers are the target audience now - the "masses"...who like shiny new things.
I think I'm done with Apple - Sorry guys - I expected more, a little "loyalty bonus" - instead of being shafted, like all the other large company's seem to do... Now you aint so different, or particularily clever.
Your "review" pages for Mountain Lion do not appear to be working ...over loaded possibly?

If you are referring to airplay mirroring, other tech websites have stated that the reason why only sandy bridge and ivy bridge macs have it is because of the h.264 gpu accelerated encoding that intel integrated into their gpus. The encode process reduces the severe burden on the cpu to decompress the video output so that it can be transferred to the apple tv without hitches. Burdening the cpu will greatly affect system performance unless you reduce the quality of the stream. Airparrot is a useful tool to stream to an apple tv, but it has serious performance hiccups unless your cpu is a beast.
Apple so far has been about ease of use and simplicity. Tinkering around with settings to get something to work doesnt really fall into that policy. If you absolutely need the feature, you can just buy airparrot. Aeeing as the upgrade only costs $20 for 200 improvements, big and small, and airparrot costs $10 for just 1 feature, it isnt really that bad of a deal.
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Is there a software compatability list for mountain lion?

Is there a software compatability list to see if the software I am running will work with mountain lion?

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Windows 10 Compatibility listing - Or lack thereof

I see that my system (IdeaCentre K430) is not listed as compatible with Windoes 10. Probably why the Windows 10 upgrade icon never showed up (yes; I tried all the "fixes" listed or referenced on the web; specifically the Microsoft support site). And I'm very leary of using the Windows Media Creation Tool to try to upgrade. Especially since Lenovo says my system is NOT compatible with win 10. And after reading some of the eye popping posts out here on these forums (and others). My questions are when can we expect updates to this listing? Is Lenovo working with Microsoft to get our systems compatible? How will we know when our systems "ARE" compatible? Just for the record, I'm running an I5 3350P 3.1 GHZ with config #57308924. Windows 8.1.

Willia451,
I appreciate your frustration that you did not receive a timely response, but this is primarily a peer to peer community and Lenovo can't reply in every thread as much as I wish we were able to .
As skoop suggests, this compatibility list basically covers about a 2 year window for systems that were in production during that period that Lenovo tested and supports Windows 10 on. This does not mean that Win 10 won't work on other models. It may be that some features won't be fully supported.
The icon may not show up for everyone at once as I believe microsoft is managing traffic to the servers by rolling it out in waves.
There is some good information in this thread that may help you get the upgrade, especially page three.
Best regards,
Mark

Microsoft Service pack compatibility list..

Hello friends,
I have very old version of SAP products installed on our server, and we need to apply Sarvice pack one patch (SP1) on all of our servers, but affraid that it will be compatible with the old version of following products or not, please help me out with that asap, if you have please provide me the compatibility list of service pack 1.
Thanks in advance.
BW- 3.1
Oracle 9.2.0.6
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ITS- 6.2
ECC 4.6
operating system win srever 2003.
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Just a suggestion, but I don't let windows AUTOMATICALLY install anything. That's a bad idea IMHO. For example, I'm in no rush to install IE7 given I use firefox most of the time.
You might want to switch things so that windows notifies you that there are updates available but then waits for you to review things and decide what you really want -- that is, do a custom install.
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Does Lion support MS Office for Mac 2011? The RoaringApps compatibility list shows Office 2011 having some unspecified problems with Lion.

Does Lion support MS Office for Mac 2011? The RoaringApps compatibility list shows Office 2011 having some unspecified problems with Lion. Any confirmation yest showing compatibility with Office 2011?

I'm running MS Office 2011 on Lion and it runs just fine. No "Full Screen", but it runs just fine. There may have been an update to install (I know there was an iWork one anyway), but even before I installed any updates Office '11 worked just fine.

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Originally Posted by FUBAR
One of my servers just bit the dust and it appears to be either the motherboard or processor. The problem is it is running Netware 6.0 SP5 and due to applications on it can't be upgraded to 6.5. The last time I had an issue I did build a 6.5 server and the reason were hardware compatibility specifically SATA and processor compatibility with 6.0. So my question is is there any existing hardware that will still run 6.0 SP5 or am I looking at trying to find an old board? The machine currently has 3 SCSI controllers as well as 8 IDE drives so I need something with either 3 PCI slots and 8 IDE support of 4 PCI slots. In addition either another PCI slot or built in gigabit lan and of course video.
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Set compatibility list to default to IE9 instead of 7

I need to deploy some sites to run under compatibility mode as IE9 under IE11. The issue I am facing is that when setting is deployed through GPO, it defaults to IE7. Is there anyway that I can tell IE11 to run sites that are in the compatibility list
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Hi dom,
Besides Enterprise Mode, you can also try the GPO setting listed below:
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TechNet Community Support
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